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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A88391	A satyr, occasioned by the author's survey of a scandalous pamphlet intituled, The king's cabanet opened.	Lluelyn, Martin, 1616-1682.	1645 (1645)	Wing L2627A; ESTC R200198	5,214	13

did thus the Tyrant tell I am no Captive so my King be well Q. curtius lib. 3. By these her worth and Rate is faintly knowne Past stories blush when she erects Her owne Search old Gray Annalls you may find at length Some Queene in Vigour and her mid day strength Who in her Injur'd Consort 's cause referres To Copies glancing at these Acts of Hers But if Infirme and Sickly Queenes we scanne No story patterns Her None ever can Shew us a Queene fraught with such wide Affaires Here private Weaknesse there a Kingdoms Cares Perplext and tortur'd from her Rest and ease By a Rebellion here there a Disease Advice and Medcines at one time we view A Councell-Bord Bord of Physitians too Yet her Capacious Soule both these defeats While this Hand holds Instructions that Receipts These are our fam'd Queens Crimes but yet one more See the 3. Annotat. Must be the maine Ingredient of the Store Which seems to presse so deepe there 's nought so bright But this may sully all it's Lustre quite 'T is Her Religion's Care She tryes Her Powr's To keep that still Doe not we so for Ours Why to one Face so diff'rent shapes have bin What Virtue is in Vs in Her is Sin Our diff'rent Faith 's did long together grow And neither suffer'd neither losse did know And like a stream which 'twixt two feilds doth flow Which as it Moistens so Divides them too So did the Kingdoms Law throw Dew and growth In weight and just proportion unto both And like a parting Current slide along To keep them wide that neither neither Wrong Our Faith 's were then but Two but since a sp'rit So many Mushrome-Sects rais'd in a Night The Protestant as she could Parties gaine Who unconcern'd were in the Dreggs and staine Did recommend her Votaries and bring Her Faith to it's Defendour our Just King Who with such Zeale hath kept her Rites entire As well from Languishing as from strange Fire That still the Censer savours it's true Sent Without Accession yet no Perfume spent The happy Martyrs find their Faith hath stood In Him as when they bath'd it in their blood They joy to see that He his God adores Nor at High-Places nor at Threshing-Floores But ' spight of Scandals pay's his homage still In the Iust Beauty of the Sion-Hill To Other Sects though as in Common-Feilds Which Swine and Horses Mules and Oxen yeilds Who though at Distance feed Approaching clash And Disproportion'd shapes together dash So they though one Rebellion them sustaine Themselves Accuse and are Accus'd againe Could they comply then possibly might dwell Some faint Agreement though no Peace in Hell See the 4. Annotation Now these nice Tasts no Forraigne aids indure Their Rebell Scots are English Rebels sure No nor the Papists much it with them sticks Lest these Mens Punniards should be Hereticks Their soules would be Prophan'd and clean vndun Should they be slaine by an Idolatrous Gun Goe lay your Vizar by your Masking stuffe The Devill is tyr'd and Hell hath laugh'd enough The world discries the Cheat 't is quickly knowne They no Faith hate who have Resolv'd on None These may not fight that is the King you 'd haue Tamely forsake his Crowne and be your Slave His Easier Subjects long agoe you gart All who approv'd your Baite and swallow that Indeed Discerning soules the snare forsooke And through the Wave did still discrie the Hooke But yet so close designes were cast about Your Race was halfe runne ere the King set out Yet you complaine and guilty feares doe gnaw Lest you should scanted be for Space and Law Conscious though you your cause did forward meet It 's Guilt and Sin hangs Plummets at it's feet Are not the Jewes Walloones the Turks and all Whom from as Diff'rent Gods as Lands you call An Armie strong to keep the cause in heart But that the King must with His Subjects part Can no Accession so much safety send But you will dread Him still before you end Some times at Ebbes his God doth let Him stand See on in the 4. Annotation That so the Rescue may declare His hand But what you hope may make the King's side pause Is what He writes about the Penall Lawes Poore shallow soules I deeme it one from hence To forfeit Loyalty and forfeit Sense Shall such as wast their Blood be quite debarr'd And kept without the Pale from all Reward Shall fame Report shall after Ages tell So Just King regards not who doe well But you pretend this was a State-Decree Not without Pow'r which made may cancell'd be The King nev'r saies it shall but cannot doubt That when His God hath brought His work about And shifted Iarres and Tumults into Ease And seat him ' midest his Councell in High Peace Their joynt vnited suffrage will think fit To give this Act or something Great as it See on in the 4. Annotation But see His Pardon then to Ireland came Wild Rebels offers He not you the same He holds still out the same fresh cheerfull Ray You shutt your Windowes and exclude the Day Embrace the shine or else expect the stroake The Flint the Sunne ne're melts at last is brooke But now the Flood-Gates op ' See on and a free Sluce Let 's in all Senselesse Doctrines and wild Vse And by Comparing what 's said long agoe Finds Disproportion in the King's Acts now His past Resolves it up to Present brings His Vowes to Vowes and Things to combat Things A Diff'rent face throughout and a fresh Scene Succeeds and all his Acts seeme shifted cleane Weak men who are depriv'd by Guilt or chance Of all the lights of Common Circumstance That have unlearn't that Actions shift their Face And date their worth from Persons Time and Place And sundry such from whose Neglects appeare Acts as Sinnes there which are Try'd Virtues here For instance then oft as the King reflects His Oath 's injoyne His People He protects Which Oathes extent and Circuit we may view Spread ore th' Five Execrable Members too Yet farre as 't them concernes that Chaine is broke That Oath left Him because they left His Yoake Now of this Pitch and Size doe still appeare All Aerie Scruples which are starred there The King Declared He thought you meant no Ill. Say would you the King Declareso still Allow but diff'rent Circumstance and we Find all your Scandals will His Gloryes be Now as the worst things have some things of stead And some Toades treasure Jewels in their Head So doth this Libels Wombe girt and containe What though it compasse Round it cannot staine Lines of so cleare yet so Majestick strame A most Transparent yet a close-wove Veine Which when we reach its Sense we may discrie We see more by its Light then our owne Eye So Phoebus when the Clowd and Night is done Lends us his Light to know he is the Sunne Yet this expressive Clearenesse is but barke An Out-side Sunne which guards us from the darke Here the Bright Language shuts in Brighter sense Rich Diamonds sleep within a Chrystall Fence Gemmes of that rate to Tully they 'd appeare Fitt Purchase for his Critick Senates Eare. And their whole Shine in a full Lustre tends To God His Conscience Consort and His Friends THE CLOSE No winding Characters no secret Maze Could so perplex but they have found their wayes They thred the Labyrinth and what to doe Where tends the Guide what purchase in this Clew Q. Curtius lib. 3. Rash Alexander forc't King Gordius Knott And so in hand found he a Rope had gott FINIS